Fan Club Roberta Pattinsona

cullens_fan napisał:

Kurcze, Rob wygląda zaj***cie w tej fryzurce. Aż zaczynam myślec o tym, by już nigdy nie zapuszczał dłuższych włosów Wink

Podpisuje się pod tym Cool

Wygląda teraz zdecydownie lepiej :)
Napatrzeć się na niego nie moge ;D ;D

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OMFG!
Niech on nie zapuszcza włosów ;D

Tak sobie teraz siedzę i myślę dlaczego miałam łzy w oczach gdy to oglądałam - roztrojenie emocjonalne, pms czy przysłowiowe oczy przy pęcherzu? Doszłam do wniosku, że kiedyś-kiedyś-kiedyś Rob był dla po prostu gwiazdą. Czekałam na nowe projekty, wywiady i inne goodies. Nie wiem jak i kiedy, ale to wyraźnie miało miejsce - pokochałam Roberta jako człowieka, nie tylko jako artystę. Ckliwe, dziecinne - przecież go nie znam osobiście. Cieszę się jego szczęściem i patrzę na niego jak w obrazek. Zaraz po rodzinie jest dla mnie najważniejszy. A śmiejcie się, wieeem :’)

w tym nie ma nic śmiesznego. : )
jest człowiekiem o wielkiej osobowości. : )
a że za każdym razem jak widzę Jego fotografię serce mi staje, to już nie Jego wina. xd
myślę, że każda z Nas tak ma. : D
i nie przeczę, to jest cudowne uczucie..
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Bid On Robert Pattinson's Original Art Auctioned For Charity

Rob created this original art for a charity auction benefiting PACT: Parents and Abducted Children Together:

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"There's no doubt about it: right now Robert Pattinson is the most famous actor in the world. His role as cold-skinned, warm-hearted vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight movie saga has propelled this young British actor to idol status almost overnight. But - perhaps taking a cue from his character, who loves humanity despite himself - Mr. Pattinson hasn't let his grueling production schedule or his mega-fame keep him from contributing regularly to causes he cares about. We're grateful that Rob made time to design this one-of-a-kind, original sketch for PACT's auction benefiting missing children, and we know you're grateful, too ... where else are you, RPattz fanatic, going to buy what may just be an original self portrait penned by Rob himself that will go to aid such a great cause? You just won't. So get excited, get that blood pumping, think about Edward Cullen's eyes and go bid now!"

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Rob fan art

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Edward Cullen - #53 of EW's "100 Greatest Characters of the Last 20 Years"

Tyra Recalls Her Best Interviews And Mentions Rob

"I even got bitten on the neck by Twilight's sexiest vampire, Robert Pattinson," says Banks, whose talk show will air its final episode Friday. "I don't think I've ever felt so envied."

Julia Jones Talks About Working With Rob, Kristen and Taylor

Julia Jones, shown at Griffith Park in Los Angeles, says that when she arrived on the “Eclipse” set, she was immediately impressed by the professionalism of her younger co-stars, Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner. “My overall observation was that they just have it down. Kristen steps in and out of character. Rob – same thing. Taylor, too. It’s been incredible on a bunch of levels.” Of meeting heartthrob Pattinson, Jones said: “It did throw me a little bit when I was introduced to Rob and he had a British accent. I was like, oh right, he’s British.”

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart & Taylor Lautner on the Cover of Ciak Magazine — Italy

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Scandinavia Distributor Buys Rights To Bel Ami

Scandinavia’s top distributors have announced the titles they acquired for the Nordic territories during the Cannes Film Festival.

Scanbox Entertainment has picked up Scandinavian rights to the UK titles Monsters, a sci-film film by Gareth Edward, and Bel Ami, starring Robert Pattinson and Uma Thurman (sold by Protagonist Pictures).

Bel Ami is expected to be released sometime next year.

chyba jeszcze tego nie było :)

Ryan Reynolds talks about Robert Pattinson

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Rob, Eclipse and Bel Ami in Italian Magazine - Best Movie (Scans + Translation)

Best Movie Magazine

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Translation of the main article - Best Movie Magazine

Ciak, starting! It’s night, the rain is falling unrelentingly while a boy is escaping terrified. His destiny is doomed. University student Riley Bears will be only the first of the newborns that will form the invincible army of vampires, created by Victoria to carry out her revenge. This is the opening scene of Eclipse, that is not actually in the novel by Stephenie Meyer. Lacking of faithfulness? Absolutely not. It is only one of the many “inventions” created by screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg in the adaption of the Twilight Saga for the big screen, necessary to pass from the first person POV of the novels to the universality of the movie story.

Melissa Rosenberg spent hours on the phone with Stephenie Meyer, to be told all the backstages of Eclipse, e to deepen the past of all the characters, even the minor ones. So she discovered that Riley was chosen by Victoria because he came just from Forks…..a coincidence?

Since from its cinematic birth, the Saga had to distinguish itself, from episode to episode, for atmosphere and plot. So Catherine Hardwicke was perfect for Twilight, raw and realistic story. Chris Weitz showed with realism the complex emotions of New Moon. David Slade was the one being able to let come out on the surface the contrasting feelings that split Bella in Eclipse, while the task to sum up the saga with the two final episodes has been committed to Bill Condon.

Eclipse bring to light some secrets, from the legend of the third wife, kept by Quileute tribe, to the story of the transformation of Jasper and Rosalie. In the movie, their past is shown in two flashbacks, that took some poetic licences, such as the places where they were developing, that are different from the ones in the novel.

During the work on the draft of the screenplay, Melissa Rosenberg and David Slade worked together. The director designed the scenes he wanted to introduce in a sort of storyboard, and Melissa translated it in words.

Three different sets were in hand for the Eclipse troupe. 700-800 people in total worked there.

David Slade, together with director of photography Javier Aguirresarobe, worked a lot also on colours, using different shades according to the situations, even if he preferred to use warm colours, generally. Cullens are represented with cold colours. Werewolves distinguish themselves for preponderance of red colour ( both Jacob’s car and house are of that colour, like Bella’s pick up, originally belonged to Billy ). Warm Earth colours, instead, have been used to describe Forks citizens.

Special effects of Eclipse have been realized by Image Engine, with headquarters in Vancouver, the same who created the aliens in CGI for District 9.

One of the most difficult scene to translate for Rosenberg, was the one of the fight between Edward and Jacob, when this last one steals a kiss from Bella. “It was complicated to create a conversation without degenerating into insults!”. Even the costume designer Tish Monaghan have had her hard work. Trying to avoid that Edward looked too thin and pale in front of his muscular rival, gave him more mass putting on him more layers of suits.

Kristen Stewart, before beginning to shoot Eclipse, has to cut off and darken her hair to play Joan Jett in The Runaways. The result? On the set she had to wear three different wigs to enter in Bella’s character.

When the shootings came from Portland ( where Twilight was shoot ) in Vancouver ( both New Moon and Eclipse ), has been necessary to rebuilt totally some buildings, like Bella’s home, for the second movie, or the Cullen’s home, where the post graduation party took place. So two of the three flats of the house have been rebuilt inside a studio of 1850 mq. Even the access drive, the garage and a part of the forest have been recreated.

Among the various “inventions” adopted by Rosenberg, there is also the scene of the speech during the graduation, spoke by Jessica, performed by Anna Kendrick, seen beside George Clooney and nominated to the Oscars for the movie Up in the Air.

The actors needed two hours of make up to be ready. As Ashley Green, alias Alice Cullen, told: “ The hair, the make up and the dresses are a great help to put me in the shoes of the character. Two hours are necessary for the white make up of the body, the yellow contact lenses and the pixie wig”.

Kellan Lutz, alias Emmett, convinced the production to let him perform many stunt scenes.

Bryce Dallas Howard, who replaced Rachelle Lefevre for the role of Victoria, was originally the first choice of Stephenie Meyer for this role.

To convey the speed effect of the vampires, tapis roulant have been used, pulled by trucks or golf carts, on which the actors have to run. Image Engine also added special effects, like wind on leaves or earth raising, to make even more real the run effect.

The scene with the newborns coming out from the water created many problems. Staying so long in the water make the make up melted, so the entire make up crew must be in the water together with the stunts, to retouch the colour of the skin until the last second.

The legend of the third wife, narrating to Bella during the bonfire, has been shown in the movie with a flashback, for this an entire ancient Quileute village has been rebuilt.

Tippet Studio has to work differently on the wolves compared to New Moon. Chris Weitz, in fact, pointed a lot on their humanity, e made them used their paws like hands. David Slade, on the contrary, wanted to make standing out the animal essence of the wolves, that use their mouth in prehensile way, and the paws only to keeop their balance.

The wolves’ fur has been made more realistic, tripling the four millions of hair with an inedited operation that needed more than 6 months of work.

Rob in New MTV Movie Awards Promo
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Fajne jest to promo MTV Wink

Widać, że robione jeszcze przed ścięciem włosów. Uuuu, Les Grossman będzie niepocieszony, że Rob nie posłuchał jego rad Laughing

Na początku nie miałam pojęcia, że pod postacią Grossmana kryje się Tom Cruise.

Ciekawe, czy zrobią podobne zajawki z Kristen i Taylorem?...

Edit:
Rob wciąż mnie zaskakuje dystansem do samego siebie. "I'm thinking about cleaning myself up a little bit... Maybe wash my hair." Laughing

"So what kind of shampoo are you going to use??" "Dirt." "That's my dirty dog! Player!" Laughing

Old/New Rob Pic - Japan 2009

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przyszla do mnie klientka w piatek,i spytala co ja takiego widze w Robercie,skoro scial wlosy z powodu wszy....
myslalam,ze zle slysze!
a okazalo sie ,ze takie rewelacje wypisal jeden z niemieckich brukowcow
ha ha ha

Robert Pattinson: He’s a lover and a fighter

The love stuff comes easy to Robert Pattinson by now. What the actor’s most worried about is how his fight scenes with bigger, brawnier Taylor Lautner will look in the third Twilight movie, Eclipse.

Grisly deaths plague Seattle. Vampires fight werewolves. Vampires and werewolves unite to battle, um, badder vampires.

Apparently, the filmmakers are doing all they can to make Eclipse, the third movie in the Twilight saga, appealing to boys. But we all know this series is really about the relationship between dreamy vampire Edward Cullen and his human love, Bella. And the core female audience should have plenty to moon over when the second sequel hits screens this month, just seven months after the last entry, New Moon. out.

“In New Moon, Edward tries to deal with the relationship and, sort of, fails,” Robert Pattinson, who plays Cullen, says in an L.A. interview. “In Eclipse, it really is the everyday rigmarole of having a relationship, and dealing with jealousy and pettiness.”

Kristen Stewart, who plays Bella, says it’s not that simple. After all, her character is still torn between Edward and the feelings she has for her lifelong friend, Native American lycanthrope Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner). “Bella now has to actually be able to stand up and say, okay, so maybe every choice isn’t completely impulsive,” explains Stewart in a separate L.A. interview. “Maybe there are different levels of love, and maybe my ideological views of what I think you are to me are wrong, and maybe I could look at somebody else.”

That said, it still seems Eclipse offers more for the guys than just a good bet the movie will put their dates in a romantic mood. The film was directed by David Slade, who last time out made the gory vampire action thriller 30 Days of Night. Slade is, perhaps, a bit more attuned to what men want than Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke (The Nativity Story) and Chris Weitz (About a Boy, The Golden Compass), who helmed New Moon.

“Different worlds collide in this one,” says Stewart. “We make it more dangerous every time.”

This time out, the lissome, ethereal-looking Pattinson has to get more physical with the pumped-up Lautner, and he just hopes audiences buy their fight scenes.

“There is a bunch of fighting,” says the 24-year-old Brit. “In the most simplistic of ways, trying to be intimidating to Taylor is just physically humiliating. In one scene, I tried to grab him and his shoulder was too big! That was embarrassing.”

While physical strength may not be Pattinson’s, well, strength, he does have an uncanny ability to brood and smoulder in a way that drives the ladies nuts. But while it works well on-screen, that low-key nature can also come off as aloof, even falsely self-deprecating, off-screen. And Pattinson’s the first one to admit it.

“The problem is, mainly, that I’m really finicky about looking pretentious for some reason,” he says. “I think, because I haven’t done too much work and I’ve become so, kind of, big, people have a hyper-judgment of you. I always thought the best way to deal with that is just to kind of play down everything. But I never saw the result of that being people saying, ‘Why can’t you just shut up? We’re so sick of the humble act. When’s he going to stop pretending to be humble?’”

As of this article’s writing, it had yet to be decided whether Stephenie Meyer’s fourth and final "Twilight" novel, "Breaking Dawn", would be made into one or two films. Either way, production should start in Vancouver (where New Moon and Eclipse were shot) this fall. “British Columbia is great,” says Pattinson. “Everybody always talks about how easy it is to make movies in Vancouver because no one cares if anyone’s around. And it really was like that with New Moon. It was so easy, there was never any hassle about going out or anything. But it changed a little bit on the third one. “But,” he adds, “there are a bunch of nice restaurants in Vancouver, and it’s a really cool city.”

The pair views the impending end of the film series with mixed feelings. On the plus side, it will likely put the brakes on the intrusive tabloid scrutiny they’ve endured. So far, at least, Twihard fans have expressed little interest in Stewart and Pattinson’s non-saga movies (like The Runaways and Remember Me, respectively), and the paparazzi will likely thin out once they have nothing left to obsess over, such as those still unproven rumours of a real-life romance between the handsome pair.

Then again, they may not know what to do — or what they’ll be able to do — when the post-Breaking break comes.

“I think it’s good that I’ve just been working this whole time,” Pattinson says of the past two years. “You don’t go out and do that much when you’re shooting anyway, because you’re just so tired all the time. So it hasn’t been that incapacitating. But it’s been difficult to figure out where to live and stuff; I mean, the idea of getting a house… If people are always waiting outside your home, then you might as well sell it.

“And I miss just randomly dropping into clubs and playing music,” adds the actor, who pursued a recording career before moviemaking proved more lucrative. “That’s annoying. But really, you can still do anything you want to do; it’s just the fear of judgment afterward.”

In keeping, perhaps, with her screen persona, Stewart, now 20, sounds more torn about the series’ conclusion.

“The interesting thing about wanting it to come to an end is not because you want the experience of it to end,” Stewart says. “The experience that I get from it is so different from what press and media or fans or whatever see. I actually get to make the movies. Most of the questions I hear are about how specifically my life has changed because of that, but that’s really sort of extra. I didn’t know that that was going to happen. I’ve never had more opportunity in my life and I’ve worked really hard for it. So I’m really grateful.”

As for Eclipse, Stewart says that, whether they’re seeking monster action or are hungry for unattainable love, viewers are in for a taste of — believe it or not — reality.

“It matures, basically,” she says. “It takes a really ideal story and makes it a little more cerebral. It’s like, so what if you actually had to do this? It takes away the fantasy element a little bit and shows you that it’s not so, sort of, dreamy.”

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New/Old Pictures of Rob in London on March 9th

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Robert talking about Eclipse & Kristen to Australian Radio
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Robert Pattinson Is 2010 PopSugar 100 Winner!

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emmacullen napisał:

przyszla do mnie klientka w piatek,i spytala co ja takiego widze w Robercie,skoro scial wlosy z powodu wszy....
myslalam,ze zle slysze!
a okazalo sie ,ze takie rewelacje wypisal jeden z niemieckich brukowcow
ha ha ha

ahaha mi mój kolega o tym powiedział: "On ściął włosy, bo miał wszy." : D
ludzka głupota nie zna granic. xd

Robert Pattinson Talks Helping Haiti Recover, Pending Dream And More!

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What would you do if someone gave you a phone number to call Robert Pattinson? I went completely crazy!, among hundreds of magazines in all of Latin America, only Seventeen had the privilege of having an intimate chat with the hottest guy of the moment, and I got to conduct the interview!
Before I dialed, I went through my questions and practiced some expressions so I could sound cool and relaxed, as if chatting with him were the most natural thing in the world. I tried to forget the fact, that he's one of the most popular celebrities in the planet, that millions of girls are crazy in love with him, that his smile alone can lead to the most histerical screams from his fans, and let's not even talk about the effects of his gaze.. between melancholic and seducing.
Alright, I'm ready to dial and have an interesting and cool chat. Rob is in an L.A. hotel room, waiting for the phone to ring. One more time I go through the words in my head to sound secure and natural. I dial. The phone rings five times (the longest rings of my life) and all of a sudden I hear a "hello." I can't avoid it, his voice is as seducting as his image, I forget about my plans, and completely throw myself into an intimate and exclusive chat with the sexiest guy on earth.

17: It's incredible to be talking to you, thank you for this interview!

RP: Wow! that's nice. (point in our favor!)

17: How was it to live the experience of the Twilight Saga?

RP: It was great, I mean it was an unexpected experience. Three years ago, I would have never imagined my life right now. I am incredibly busy all the time, traveling around the world, It's wonderful!

17: Kristen Stewart is a very passionate actress, how is it to work with her?

RP: Kristen's always been great, I mean, in a professional way. I think we have very similar attitudes when it comes to work. What I mean is the way we approach acting and how we look at the scripts and everything around a film, you know, both of us take things very seriously. It all depends on how far you want to go, to have a pretty great work relationship.

17: You had a lot of action scenes in Eclipse, was there a particularly complicated one?

RP: Hmm, I guess the hardest action scene was the fight scene. There is this great battle at the end of the movie. The set we were filming on was filled with artifical snow, and that snow was made out of paper. All of a sudden it got wet and the floor got incredibly slippery.. it was worse than real snow!
So after a while, it was terribly hard to work there.

17: What was the biggest lesson that playing Edward has taught you?

RP: Something similar to what my dad told me once, that if you are a good person with the whole world when you are becoming famous, when you stop being famous those same people will be good to you. I think that is a good thing.

17: The best part about being an actor is...

RP: I believe it's the daily work, as you prepare to play a character. It's doing extensive research about whatever you think will help you.. whatever! You can listen to music, enjoy the arts, read books or simply study people. I think it's the only job that allows you to do all of that.

17: Is there a particular phrase that rules your life?

RP: Hmm.. no, I really don't have one. But I try and understand everything and everybody, I believe in that.

17: What advice would you have liked somebody to give you when you were young?

RP: I can't think of anything right now.

17: What was the most extreme moment that you've lived with your fans?

RP: Probably one of the most extreme experiences is when I visited Mexico City during Twilight. We were trying to leave a movie theater where they were showing the first of the films in the saga. There were hundreds of girls outside, and one of them opened the door to our car. We couldn't close it, and the driver just took off without closing the door. It the end it turned out to be funny, but a bit extreme.

17: What would surprise your fans about you?

RP: I don't know, probably nothing (laughs), that I'm not a vampire.

17: Is there any trait that you share with your character Edward?

RP: One of the key things that we have in common is that Edward doesn't have the need to express himself with words. Actions show more than anything you have to say. I think I share that with him. I try not to say much.

17: If you could have Edward Cullen's powers, just for a day, what would you do?

RP: Uff, I don't know, I'd probably spend all day climbing and jumping the tallest buildings.

17: What type of things keep you grounded?

RP: The normal stuff, my family and I've had the same friends all my life. My agent and my manager are pretty good, and they never allow my ego to get too big.

17: You participated in the effort to help the people affected by the earthquake in Haiti, how was that experience like?

RP: It was amazing. When you become famous, you spend a lot of time thinking what that's all about, or what to do with all that attention on you. When you discover that you can use fame to do good things, it's amazing. I hope that what I did helped, and that it really made a difference for the people of Haiti.

17: Do you thing that with those actions you inspire other people?

RP: I don't know, I'm trying. I believe that if you work hard enough, it does make a difference. I try and inspire people in a positive manner, and with luck that turns into something good for the world. You can't judge yourself when you are contributing to the planet, or when you're inspiring others. That's for other people to say.

17: Is there something that bothers you?

RP: A lot.. millions of things (laughs), almost everything bothers me (laughs).

17: Do you have a dream that's pending?

RP: I think recording an album. I would love to make that dream come true. I'm always writing songs, but I never give music enough time, much less to start working on an album.

17: These days you have many admirers, when you went to school were you also this popular?

RP: (Laughs) in school? in school nobody is. By no means.

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New/Old Pictures of Rob in Cannes - May 19, 2009

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